It’s disingenuous to pretend that. if you just spend a bit of time building out the perfect wardrobe, you’ll be done with shopping forever.

Decluttering is getting rid of excess and unnecessary items. Distilling is extracting the most essential and important aspects of something.

If you had to pick out the most functional, representative, useful wardrobe items you have, what would they be?

The road to peace isn’t a bypass. It’s a long slog through a hell of a lot of inequality, oppression, and systemic racism.

I’ve always loved the idea of not just owning clothes, but curating a wardrobe. I’m fascinated by the idea of clothing as an every-changing piece of our identities, representing who we are and what we want to project to others.

How do we decide what products to buy, how to vacation, and where to live when every single choice seems to have far-reaching and invisible consequences?